
Jay and B.I.G. recorded three songs together (Biggie Duets and “A Dream” don’t count). On “Brooklyn’s Finest” B.I.G. shined bright. On “I Love the Dough” B.I.G. was masterful again with Jay keeping pace. On “Young G’s,” Jay’s verse that included lines such as: “Some say I been here before because of the way I zone/Some said, Jigga zone is like the fallin of Rome/Reoccuring, that he thinks like that cause he’s observing/Won’t be known until I’m gone and niggaz study my bones” was a notch above B.I.G.’s drugs and guns verse.
B.I.G. still leads 2 to 1 tho… Who you got?
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Oliver Sain: “Over the Hill” [download]
From the album: The Main Man (?)
Puff Daddy feat. Jay-Z & Notorious B.I.G.: “Young G’s”
From the album: Puff Daddy and the Family: No Way Out (1997)
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